Ljubo Jurčić stated yesterday in Rijeka that Croatia needs new parliamentary elections that would bring a better government, as he assessed that they are ‘significantly cheaper than the losses this government brings with its measures’.
Ljubo Jurić supported PGS member Amir Muzur as a candidate for the Primorje-Gorski Kotar County Prefect and Nikola Ivaniš as a candidate for the Mayor of Rijeka. He assessed that for Croatia, the past year, 2012, was a lost year and that the Government of the Republic of Croatia is responsible for one percent of the decline in economic activity, due to the introduction of the economic policy measures of the Kukuriku coalition. ‘If the government had done nothing, the decline would have been one percent, but now it is two percent,’ he assessed.
The candidate of the Primorje-Gorski Kotar Alliance for Prefect, Amir Muzur, stated today that the county administration should actively participate in increasing employment by creating a dynamic database of job seekers. This database, which would be managed by part of the county administration, would include those seeking employment as well as those who know and want to work additional specific jobs.
